高中英语外研版必修3同步练习本册综合技能测试2含答案.docx

高中英语外研版必修3同步练习本册综合技能测试2含答案.docx

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高中英语外研版必修3同步练习本册综合技能测试2含答案

2020年精编外研版英语资料

本册综合技能测试

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本试卷分第Ⅰ卷（选择题）和第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）两部分，共150分。

考试时间120分钟。

第Ⅰ卷（选择题）

第一部分　听力

第二部分　阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）

第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）

阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。

A

WhenitcomestoPresidentObama，mostofhispersonalbusinessisalreadyknownbythepublic.Personalinformationabouthischildren,MaliaandSasha，however，hasbeenkeptalittlemoreunder_wraps.

TheNewYorkTimesrecentlyreleasedalistofrulesthatMichelleObamahasmentionedovertheyearsthatMaliaandSashamustfollowduringtheirtimeintheWhiteHouse，aswellasingeneral.Seehowthefirstfamilyeducatestheirchildren：

Thegirlsmustwritereportsaboutwhatthey'veseenontheirtrips，evenifit'snotrequiredbytheirschool.

Maliamayusehercellphoneonlyontheweekend，andsheandhersistercannotwatchtelevisionoruseacomputerforanythingbuthomeworkduringtheweek.

MaliaandSashahavetoplaytwosports：

onetheychooseandoneselectedbytheirmother.

Maliamustlearntodolaundry（洗衣服）beforesheleavesforcollege.

Thegirlshavetoeattheirvegetables，andiftheysaytheyarenothungry，theycannotaskforcookiesorchipslater.

Whilethesemightbeshockingtosome，Michellesaid，“They'renotlittleprincesses.It'sjustbasicrules，boundaries,andexpectationsthatwewouldhavenormally.”

Michellealsomentionsanothersetofrules：

Thegirlsmustdotheirchores（家务），thoughtheWhiteHousehasalargestaff.MaliaandSashahavechoresoftheirown.

Theymustplayateamsport,becauseit'saboutlearninghowtoplayonateam，howtoloseandhowtowingracefully.

...

ItsoundslikeMichelleandBarackwantthebestfortheirkidsandtomakethemaswellroundedaspossible.WhatareyourthoughtsontheObamafamilyrules?

【语篇解读】本文介绍了美国第一家庭—奥巴马一家为教育孩子而设定的一些家规。

21．What'sthepassagemainlyabout?

A．Thefirstfamilydailylife.

B．Thefirstfamilyrules.

C．Howtobegoodparents.

D．Howtobegoodstudents.

答案：

B　主旨大意题。

主题句在第二段，根据TheNewYorkTimesrecentlyreleasedalistofrulesthatMichelleObamahasmentionedovertheyearsthatMaliaandSashamustfollowduringtheirtimeintheWhiteHouse，aswellasingeneral.Seehowthefirstfamilyeducatestheirchildren.可知本文主要讲述了美国第一家庭对孩子立的规矩。

22．Whatdotheunderlinedwords“underwraps”inPara1probablymean?

A．Attractive.　　　　　　　B．Calm.

C．Secret.D．Public.

答案：

C　词义猜测题。

根据第一段的关键词mostofhispersonalbusinessisalreadyknown...however...前一句说奥巴马的个人业务方面公众都很熟悉，后一句用了转折连词however，所以关于孩子的信息应是和isknown是相反的，即“不为人所知”，所以选择secret（秘密）。

23．Whathastobefollowedafterthegirls'everytrip?

A．Emails.B．Photos.

C．Homework.D．Reports.

答案：

D　细节理解题。

根据第三段Thegirlsmustwritereportsaboutwhatthey'veseenontheirtrips，evenifit'snotrequiredbytheirschool.可知女孩子们每次旅游后要求写报告。

24．Whichofthefollowingistheexceptionforthegirls?

A．Tousecellphonefreely.B．Toplaytwosports.

C．Tolearntodolaundry.D．Toeattheirvegetables.

答案：

A　细节理解题。

第五段中有MaliaandSashahavetoplaytwosports，第六段中有Maliamustlearntodolaundry，第七段中有Thegirlshavetoeattheirvegetables，但是第四段中的信息是Maliamayusehercellphoneonlyontheweekend.所以A是例外。

B

Peoplewhosmokecouldlosearoundonethirdoftheirdailymemory，researcherssay.

AstudybyateamatNorthumbriaUniversityshowedthatsmokerslostmoreoftheirmemorywhencomparedtononsmokers.

Andtheresearchalsofoundthatthosewhokickedthehabitsawtheirabilitytorecollectinformationrestoredtoalmostthesamelevelasnonsmokers.

Thestudyinvolvedmorethanseventy18to25yearoldsandincludedatouroftheuniversity'scampus.Thosewhotookpartwereaskedtorecallsmalldetails，suchasalistofsongsplayedatacampusconcertandtaskscompletedatvariouspoints—knownasrealworldmemorytest.Smokersperformedbadly，rememberingjust59percentoftasks.Butthosewhohadgivenupsmokingremembered74percentandthosewhohadneversmokedrecalled81percentoftasks.

Dr.TomHeffernan，wholeadsNorthumbriaUniversity'sCollaborationforDrugandAlcoholResearchGroup，saidthefindingswouldbeusefulinantismokingcampaigns.Hesaid，“Giventhatthereareupto10millionsmokersintheUKandasmanyas45millionintheUnitedStates，it'simportanttounderstandtheeffectssmokinghasoneverydaycognitive（认知的）function—ofwhichprospectivememoryisanexcellentexample.”

“Thisisthefirsttimethatastudyhassetouttoexaminewhethergivingupsmokinghasanimpactonmemory.Wealreadyknowthatgivingupsmokinghashugehealthbenefitsforthebody，butthisstudyalsoshowshowstoppingsmokingcanhaveknockonbenefitsforcognitivefunctionstoo.”

Theresearchwillnowinvestigatetheeffectsofpassivesmokingonmemory，whileDr.HeffernanandDr.TerenceO'Neilwilllookintotheeffectsofthirdhandsmoking—toxins（毒素）leftoncurtainsandfurniture.

25．What'sthemainideaofthepassage?

A．Smokingdoesharmtohealth.

B．SmokerstakeatourtotheUniversity'scampus.

C．Smokingcanaffectone'smemory.

D．Smokersarecomparedtononsmokers.

答案：

C　主旨大意题。

根据第一段Peoplewhosmokecouldlosearoundonethirdoftheirdailymemory，researcherssay.可知研究者说吸烟的人可能会丢失大约三分之一的日常记忆，所以本文讲述的是吸烟对记忆力的影响。

26．Howdidthosewhotookpartinthestudyperformwhenaskedtorecallsmalldetails?

A．Smokersdidtheworstamongtheparticipants.

B．Nonsmokerscouldrecallabouthalfofthem.

C．Smokerscouldrecallnothingatall.

D．Thosewhogaveupsmokingdidbest.

答案：

A　细节理解题。

根据第四段Smokersperformedbadly，rememberingjust59percentoftasks.Butthosewhohadgivenupsmokingremembered74percentandthosewhohadneversmokedrecalled81percentoftasks.可知吸烟者表现最差，只能记住59%；戒烟的能记住74%；从不吸烟的能记住81%，所以A项“在参与者中，吸烟者表现最差”与文章相符。

B，C，D均与文章不符。

27．AccordingtoDr.TomHeffernan，thefindings____________.

A．wouldbereallyasurprisetothepublic

B．wouldcontributetofightingagainstsmoking

C．wouldbeusedinrealworldmemorytest

D．wouldbenothingnewtotheresearchers

答案：

B　细节理解题。

根据第五段中的内容thefindingswouldbeusefulinantismokingcampaigns.可知这些发现对反对吸烟的运动是有用的。

（注意antismoking的意思是“反对吸烟的”）。

所以B项说“这些发现有助于反抗吸烟”是与Dr.TomHeffernan的说法相一致的。

28．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“impact”inthelastbutoneparagraphmostprobablymean?

A．orderB．impression

C．expressionD．effect

答案：

D　词义猜测题。

根据本段中下一句话Wealreadyknowthatgivingupsmokinghashugehealthbenefitsforthebody我们早已经知道戒烟对身体健康有很大益处，那么上一句话Thisisthefirsttimethatastudyhassetouttoexaminewhethergivingupsmokinghasanimpactonmemory讲述的就是“这是第一次着手检查戒烟是否对记忆力有影响的一项研究”。

也可以根据最后一段中的effects，推知impact是effect“影响”的意思。

order命令；impression印象；expression表达。

C

Attemptaguessatthefollowingquestion：

IntheEnglishspokenworld，whichcountryhastheleastaffordablehomes？

YouarewrongifyouguessedtheUS，evenwiththehousingbubble（气泡）andmainsadness.NorisittheUK，wherepriceshaverisenbecausedemandisfarfromsupply.Accordingtoarecentsurveyof227citiesaroundtheglobe，youmustgosouthoftheequator（赤道）toAustraliatofindthepriciesthomes.

Thereportmeasuredacity'shousingmarketalongthefollowingguidelines.An“affordable”homerequiredthreetimesorlessoftheaveragefamily'sincometopurchase.Atfourtimesearnings，ahomefellintothe“unaffordable”category.Anda“seriouslyunaffordable”homeneededfivetimesafamily'sincome.InAustralia，homesintheleastaffordablecitycostjustabout9.5timestheaverageincome.Sydney，Perth，andMelbournewereonlyalittleunderthisfigure.

Australianofficialsofferedlittlecomment，apartfromageneralstatementonthedismalfindings.ThesepricesmakethepossibilitythatmanyAustralianswillonedayownahomelargelyunbelievable.Landrationing（配给制）andexcessivedevelopmentchargeshaveraisedprices，andtheproblemwillonlybesolvedthroughurgentactionbytheRuddgovernment.

SomeAmericancitieswerealsoincludedontheleastaffordablelist，fourofwhichwereinCalifornia.Americaisstillinvolvedinamortgage（抵押）crisis，though，affectingtheaffordabilityofhomes.YetanumberofUScitiesgarnered“affordable”status，namelyDallasandKansas.Australiahadnocitieslistedinthetopfiftyplaceswithaffordablehomes.

Thesurveysuggeststhatyoucanfindaffordablehomesinmostplaces，justnotifyou'reAustralianandchoosetolivedownunder.

29．Tobuyanaffordablehouse，youshouldpay__________.

A．3timesorlessoftheaveragefamily'sincome

B．4timesorlessoftheaveragefamily'sincome

C．5timesorlessoftheaveragefamily'sincome

D．9.5timesorlessoftheaveragefamily'sincome

答案：

A　细节理解题。

根据第二段中的第二句得出答案为A项。

30．WhatcausedthepricesofhousestoincreaseinAustralia?

A．Therisingfamily'sincome.

B．Thedemandoversupply.

C．Landrationingandexcessivedevelopmentcharges.

D．Thedecreaseofland.

答案：

C　细节理解题。

根据第三段中的第三句中的“Landrationingandexcessivedevelopmentchargeshaveraisedprices”得出答案为C项。

31．Theunderlinedword“dismal”inParagraph3maymean________.

A．cheerfulB．satisfactory

C．difficultD．gloomy

答案：

D　词义猜测题。

根据调查报告的内容，澳大利亚是世界上人们最买不起房子的国家，可知这报告的内容让人沮丧，故答案为D项。

cheerful令人愉快的；satisfactory令人满意的；difficult困难的；gloomy沮丧的，悲观的。

32．Whatmightbethemostsuitabletitleforthepassage?

A．AffordableHouses

B．AHouseisaDreamFirst

C．HousingBubble

D．HomesTooExpensive

答案：

D　主旨大意题。

本文通过调查发现，澳大利亚是世界上房子最贵的地方，此外美国也有几个城市位列其中，可知文章的主题要有homes和expensive，因此本题的答案为D项。

D

When47yearoldvolunteerSusanBoylesteppedontothestageofBritain'sGotTalentandannouncedshewasunemployed，hadneverbeenmarriedand“neverbeenkissedactually”，fewintheaudiencewouldhavewonderedwhy.ThisMsBoyle，lookingunfashionable，fromavillageinScotland，shockedthethreejudgesandtheaudiencewiththesongIdreamedadreamfromthemusicalLesMiserablesonashowofBritain'sGotTalent，oneofthehottestrealityshowsinBritain.

Shecouldn'thidetheawk